RT @stephenkb: @dsquareddigest @robfordmancs The many, many interesting wonky and policy Substacks that are part of the Financial Times Cin…
RT @stephenkb: @dsquareddigest @robfordmancs The many, many interesting wonky and policy Substacks that are part of the Financial Times Cin…
@jerometenk @SusanShirk1 @epopppp @juliaflynch @vebaccount @zeithistoriker Looks fascinating. Will order too.
RT @Gokul_Sahni: @adam_tooze: “The emerging-market nations that might once have been regarded as junior members of the G-20 demonstrated…
RT @peter_schadt: Wer findet eigentlich noch, dass @adam_tooze mal eine Folge seines Podcast über die Digitalisierung in Deutschland machen…
RT @ijhaqqani: Seriously one of the best accounts on twitter. Truly a delight to read his content. Thank you for all your insights sir @pse…
RT @buitengebieden: There was a baby chimp born at The Sedgwick County Zoo, the baby had to be put on oxygen for a few days. This is the…
RT @picharbonnier: Très bon texte sur l’historien des idées Istvan Hont, qui peut aussi vous servir d’introduction à la question des rappor…
RT @DanielaGabor: Great @ponopticon presentation of her paper on crypto mining in Laos as entry point for broader questions of developmenta…
RT @DanielaGabor: Unbelievable, Labour joining the fiscal fundamentalists in government destroying our public services.
Battery manuf capacity forecasts by 2031: US – 920 GWh EU – 1,186 GWh China – 5,153 GWh This is including both US IRA and EU planning and assuming that raw materials can be sourced. ft.com/content/05e7a6…
The North American battery boom. Perhaps $91bn will be sunk into batteries in next decade. ft.com/content/05e7a6… https://t.co/Newd4Fc0ju
“You don’t need to be brave or ambitious to say: ‘We will play a role in that future growth of EV’,” said Paul Graves, chief executive of lithium-refiner Livent. Yup. You read that right. You dont need to be brave or ambitious. It is simply a no-brainer. ft.com/content/05e7a6… https://t.co/pwzQbkq8xL
RT @David_McNair: Great piece from @adam_tooze in @ForeignPolicy If you weren't expecting too much, the #G20 was a success. Sure, no new…
Middle Powers are reshaping global geopolitics by Ivan Krastev in @FT ft.com/content/012949… pairs well with my latest for @ForeignPolicy on the G20 foreignpolicy.com/2022/11/17/g-2… https://t.co/4ZiLQKngFq
RT @Kathleen_Tyson_: @adam_tooze @DanielaGabor Gee, this makes more sense now. https://t.co/toM6SNZwU0
RT @lulop1: Musk firing and bullying staff at Twitter even before setting foot in the company, Facebook et al firing people to signal to in…
RT @bcheungz: no one is prepared for the sociopolitical implications of a generation of t swift fans becoming rampant supporters of price c…
RT @Kanthan2030: American copium regarding China has evolved over the years. From “China is poor” to “China IS collapsing” to now “China i…
RT @AzadeAkbari: People are covering surveillance cameras in Iran's public transportation with menstrual pads. Is there a better statement…
RT @njtmulder: Warfare in the Age of the Asset Manager twitter.com/adam_tooze/sta…
RT @billroggio: 1) SIGAR's latest report, Why the Afghan Government Collapsed, is a must read for those who want to understand the debacle…
The non-disaster of the G20. Did a piece for @ForeignPolicy rather in the spirit of my exchange with @Noahpinion on polycrisis. foreignpolicy.com/2022/11/17/g-2… https://t.co/VgB2f5CpfG
RT @PJTheEconomist: Simply staggering numbers in OBR report. Real Household Disposable Income per person to fall more than 7% over next two…
Saudi Aramco has announced a $7bn investment in a petrochemical factory in South Korea, as part of a $30bn package of agreements between Riyadh and Seoul. Interesting cross-cutting alignment @70sBachchan ft.com/content/168a38… https://t.co/iblKoTu8Ak
Wir schaffen das: Germany has finished construction of its first import terminal for LNG in only 200 days! Now need to do wind, solar and transmission at similar pace. ft.com/content/ada3fc… https://t.co/U7gRHwos4H
@SebastianHuhnh1 Weniger realistische Analyse als Gedankenexperiment moechte man sagen!
RT @SebastianHuhnh1: Brillanter @adam_tooze über neue/umkämpfte Brüche dt. GESCHICHTSPHILOSOPHIE sowie Außenblicke auf politische Heuchelei…
RT @nfPoitiers: @JorritRO @adam_tooze @Bruegel_org There is indeed a mistake in the graph, as @JorritRO suggested, we wrongly used OEC EU i…
Ukraine's Ministry of Economy has signed a MoU with BlackRock agreeing on a framework for consultative assistance in developing a special platform to attract private capital for the recovery and support of Ukraine’s economy. See this @DanielaGabor ? kmu.gov.ua/en/news/minist… https://t.co/iEQAXEal0H
@patregnier And I think the hard core position is that no regulation of any kind is better. Let the scams ruin the reputation of the entire bad business. If it is not a scam what is it after all, but an online gambling game.
Siemens’ digital industries division, software and automation, provide most of the optimism. Revenues grew 18 per cent year on year. €14bn order book is a record high. ft.com/content/b3da88… This is also Siemens main focus in China. See Chartbook #168 adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-16… https://t.co/LCPFc3zT1y
"For most part, crypto today is just a multiplayer online video game . If virtually all the transactions remain internal to the crypto world without links to the real economy, the process might as well be occurring on Mars." Cecchetti and Kim Schoenholtz ft.com/content/ac058e…
"Regulating crypto would confer legitimacy on a system that does little to support real economic activity. adds a seal of approval to a system that poses no threat to financial stability and would lead to calls bailouts when crypto erupts again." ft.com/content/ac058e… https://t.co/GVWMEAHxfj
"In aftermath of collapse of FTX, authorities should resist urge to create a legal and regulatory framework for crypto. It is far better to do nothing, and just let crypto burn." Cecchetti and Kim Schoenholtz PRECISELY the line I took on Onesandtooze ft.com/content/ac058e… https://t.co/njwvWbKMJz
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